Bhulekh Land Records: Check Khasra, Khatauni & 7/12 Across India
The national gateway for Indian farmers to check state revenue portals, download certified Record of Rights (RoR), resolve PM-Kisan Land Seeding, and calculate KCC loan limits.
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Official revenue department portals verified for all 28 states & Union Territories:
Uttar Pradesh (उत्तर प्रदेश)
Madhya Pradesh (मध्य प्रदेश)
Maharashtra (महाराष्ट्र)
Rajasthan (राजस्थान)
Bihar (बिहार)
Odisha (ओडिशा)
Haryana (हरियाणा)
Gujarat (गुजरात)
Karnataka (कर्नाटक)
Andhra Pradesh (आंध्र प्रदेश)
Punjab (पंजाब)
Telangana (तेलंगाना)
West Bengal (पश्चिम बंगाल)
Chhattisgarh (छत्तीसगढ़)
Jharkhand (झारखंड)
Bhulekh Land Area to KCC Loan Estimator
Convert your local land units (Bigha, Guntha, Kanal, Cent) and instantly calculate the maximum Kisan Credit Card (KCC) loan limit you can unlock at 4% subsidized interest rate.
As written on your Khasra, Khatauni, or 7/12 extract.
NABARD Scale of Finance per season.
Eligible under Kisan Credit Card (KCC) for 3.13 Acres under Sugarcane (गन्ना / ऊस) cultivation.
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Understanding Indian Land Records Terminology
Essential revenue terms every farmer and landowner should know:
Khasra (खसरा / Survey No.)
The survey plot number given to a specific parcel of agricultural land. Specifies precise physical boundaries, total area in hectares or bigha, soil classification, irrigation source, and current crop.
Khatauni (खतौनी / RoR)
An ownership register (Record of Rights). Lists all Khasra plots owned by a cultivator within a village, their respective shares (Hissedari), mortgage remarks, and bank loan encumbrances.
7/12 & Jamabandi
In Maharashtra and Gujarat, Village Form 7 (Rights) and 12 (Crops) combine to form 7/12 (Saat Bara). In Punjab, Haryana, and Rajasthan, this ledger is known as Jamabandi (जमाबंदी).
Use Your Bhulekh Records to Unlock Subsidized Agri Finance
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Bhulekh & Land Records: Top Farmer AI Search Prompts
Direct, verified answers to the most common queries Indian farmers ask AI engines regarding Khasra, Khatauni, and PM-Kisan Land Seeding.
QHow do I fix PM Kisan Land Seeding NO status using my Bhulekh Khatauni or 7/12?
To resolve "Land Seeding: NO": (1) Download your latest certified digital Khatauni or 7/12 extract from your state Bhulekh portal; (2) Verify that your name spelling on the land record matches your Aadhaar card exactly; (3) Take the printout with Aadhaar and bank passbook to your local Block Agriculture Officer or Revenue Patwari/Talathi; (4) The officer verifies physical ownership and triggers land re-verification on the state nodal portal; (5) Status updates to "Land Seeding: YES" within 15 to 30 days.
QWhat is the exact legal difference between Khasra, Khatauni, and Jamabandi?
Khasra (खसरा) is the individual plot or survey number specifying geographical boundaries, acreage, soil quality, and crop cultivation history. Khatauni (खतौनी) is an ownership register grouping all Khasra parcels owned by a family or individual in a village, along with tenancy or mortgage remarks. Jamabandi (जमाबंदी) is the title used in Punjab, Haryana, and Rajasthan for the consolidated Record of Rights ledger updated every 5 years.
QHow can a farmer check if agricultural land is mortgaged to a bank on digital 7/12 or Khatauni?
Check the "Other Rights" (इतर अधिकार / कैफियत / Remarks) column of your digital 7/12 or Khatauni. When a farmer takes a bank crop loan or mortgage, the revenue department registers a "Bojha" (बोझा / Bank Charge/Lien) entry citing the lending bank, loan amount, and date. When the loan is repaid, the bank issues a No Dues Certificate (NDC), and the farmer must apply for "Bojha Kami" (Lien Removal mutation) to clear the title.
QWhat is the procedure for online Mutation (Dakhil Kharij / Ferfar) after land purchase or inheritance?
To apply for mutation: (1) Visit your state revenue portal (e.g. UP Bhulekh Dakhil-Kharij, MahaBhulekh Ferfar, or Bihar Bhumi Dakhil-Kharij); (2) Submit an application attaching the registered sale deed, inheritance death certificate, or family tree; (3) The Tehsildar issues a 30-day public notice for objections; (4) If no objection is raised and the Patwari confirms physical possession, the mutation order is passed and new Khatauni is generated.